Sun Microsystems SunLink SNA 9.1 PU2.1, Configuration Manual

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xx SunLink SNA 9.1 PU2.1 Server Configuration Guide—August 1997
Chapter 3, “Getting Started,” gets you started using the Graphical
Management Interface. Read this chapter carefully before you attempt any
administrative tasks on your server.
Chapter 4, “Configuring Systems,” describes how to configure the systems
that make up your Sun PU2.1 SNA Server.
Chapter 5, “Configuring PU2.1 Servers,” describes how to configure PU2.1
servers.
Chapter 6, “Configuring Connections,” describes how to add a Token Ring,
Ethernet, or FDDI connection, how to add a Synchronous Data Link Control
connection, and how to add a Qualified Logical Link Control connection.
Chapter 7, “Configuring PUs,” describes how to configure physical units
(PUs).
Chapter 8, “Configuring Dependent LUs,” describes how to configure a single
dependent logical unit (LU) or multiple dependent LUs, how to modify a
single dependent LU or a group of multiple LUs, how to delete a dependent
LU and how to configure an LU pool.
Chapter 9, “Configuring for LUType 6.2,” describes how to configure a local
independent logical unit (LU), how to configure a partner LU for a local
independent or dependent LU, how to configure the session mode for the LU-
LU pair, how to configure an LUType 6.2 user that can access a local
independent or dependent LU, how to configure a transaction program (TP)
that can be accessed by a local independent or dependent LU, how to configure
a TP resource access list for a TP that requires a user ID, a profile, or a user ID
and profile security verification, and how to modify an LU pool.
Chapter 10, “Configuring Users,”
describes how to define a user record, how
to set up a user group, how to modify or delete a user record, how to delete a
user from a group, and how to delete access to a dependent LU from a user or
user group.
Chapter 11, “Managing the Server,” describes how to control access to the Sun
PU2.1 SNA Server by clients (users) and by operators (system/network
administrators), how to determine the number of manager systems to define,
how to create manager systems, and how to recover when 50% or fewer of the
manager systems are available, how to modify the active configuration and
how to save and distribute the updates, how to create and modify off-line